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If the NBA wasn't rigged the Spurs would have won every championship ever. Including the Eastern Conference championships. They also would have a couple super bowl rings.
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Donaghy never claimed the NBA rigged the 2007 series. He said a lone nut with a grudge tried to do it. Donaghy is stating his opinion here in his book.
The statement that Nunez "should have a ring" is an opinion, not a statement of fact. For one thing, he may have deserved a ring in another season besides 2007. Secondly, even if the Suns beat the Spurs in 2007, they still had to win two more rounds to be NBA champs.
Outspoken opinions are a good way to sell books.
If the NBA wasn't rigged the Spurs would have won every championship ever. Including the Eastern Conference championships. They also would have a couple super bowl rings.
That's right. Sometimes the good guys win, and overcome the forces of evil.
You contradicted yourself like 8 times here.Donaghy never claimed the NBA rigged the 2007 series. He said a lone nut with a grudge tried to do it. Donaghy is stating his opinion here in his book.
The statement that Nunez "should have a ring" is an opinion, not a statement of fact. For one thing, he may have deserved a ring in another season besides 2007. Secondly, even if the Suns beat the Spurs in 2007, they still had to win two more rounds to be NBA champs.
Outspoken opinions are a good way to sell books.
Sorry, the Spurs have won 4 rings. There is no such thing as the Illuminati.
How does it feel to believe everything Big Brother tells you?
No I haven't. You just can't understand clear thinking.
Another thing is that what Donaghy said about the 2002 Kings/Lakers series is corroborated by the evidence of the game film and the stats. There is no such evidence for the 2007 Spurs/Suns series.
If you believe in the Illuminati, then you are bat- crazy. Moonbat crazy.How does it feel to believe everything Big Brother tells you?
If you believe in the Illuminati, then you are bat- crazy. Moonbat crazy.
If you believe the NBA is rigged, then you are bat- crazy. Moonbat crazy.
That's just effin' stupid. All you do is invent some stupid conspiracy and then laugh at it.
here's let try:
HAHA! haaaaaaaaaa! Area 51? UFOs? The Loch Ness Monster? HAHA. Bigfoot? Hardy-har-har!
Therefore NBA games aren't rigged by David Stern.
That's the best part
Tim Donaghy, an NBA insider, has direct knowledge of the NBA conspiracy. His statements are often corroborated by other evidence. You don't have on the Illuminati.If you believe the NBA is rigged, then you are bat- crazy. Moonbat crazy.
I never said what Donaghy said about the Spurs wasn't true. Donaghy himself does not say there was an NBA conspiracy behind that series. I am saying that Donaghy gave his opinion regarding the series. I believe that Donaghy is telling us his true opinion abotu that series, and reklying the facts he does know about.
Follow the money. The Suns were a bigger TV draw in 2007 than the Spurs.
That has nothing to do with what Donaghy said. Donaghy said a fat referee liked how many s were in San Antonio and wanted the city to win. Nothing to do with TV ratings.
Oh great HarlemHeat viewing thread, can't wait to read his contributions to tinfoil-man's conspiracy theory.
Damn it. A classic conspiracy thread. We going CIA, FBI!
Tim Donaghy, an NBA insider, has direct knowledge of the NBA conspiracy. His statements are often corroborated by other evidence. You don't have on the Illuminati.
My favorite Tommy Nunez story is from the 2007 playoffs when the San Antonio Spurs were able to get past the Phoenix Suns in the second round. Of course, what many fans didn't know was that Phoenix had someone working against them behind the scenes. Nunez was the group supervisor for that playoff series, and he definitely had a rooting interest.
Nunez loved the Hispanic community in San Antonio and had a lot of friends there. He had been a referee for 30 years and loved being on the road; in fact, he said that the whole reason he had become a group supervisor was to keep getting out of the house. So Nunez wanted to come back to San Antonio for the conference finals. Plus, he, like many other referees, disliked Suns owner Robert Sarver for the way he treated officials. Both of these things came into play when he prepared the referees for the games in the staff meetings. I remember laughing with him and saying, "You would love to keep coming back here." He was pointing out everything that Phoenix was able to get away with and never once told us to look for anything in regard to San Antonio. Nunez should have a championship ring on his finger.
^ the new America, eatin my lunch. Custom version for this stick galileo.
My favorite Tommy Nunez story is from the 2007 playoffs when the San Antonio Spurs were able to get past the Phoenix Suns in the second round. Of course, what many fans didn't know was that Phoenix had someone working against them behind the scenes. Nunez was the group supervisor for that playoff series, and he definitely had a rooting interest.
Nunez loved the Hispanic community in San Antonio and had a lot of friends there. He had been a referee for 30 years and loved being on the road; in fact, he said that the whole reason he had become a group supervisor was to keep getting out of the house. So Nunez wanted to come back to San Antonio for the conference finals. Plus, he, like many other referees, disliked Suns owner Robert Sarver for the way he treated officials. Both of these things came into play when he prepared the referees for the games in the staff meetings. I remember laughing with him and saying, "You would love to keep coming back here." He was pointing out everything that Phoenix was able to get away with and never once told us to look for anything in regard to San Antonio. Nunez should have a championship ring on his finger.
My favorite Tommy Nunez story is from the 2007 playoffs when the San Antonio Spurs were able to get past the Phoenix Suns in the second round. Of course, what many fans didn't know was that Phoenix had someone working against them behind the scenes. Nunez was the group supervisor for that playoff series, and he definitely had a rooting interest.
Nunez loved the Hispanic community in San Antonio and had a lot of friends there. He had been a referee for 30 years and loved being on the road; in fact, he said that the whole reason he had become a group supervisor was to keep getting out of the house. So Nunez wanted to come back to San Antonio for the conference finals. Plus, he, like many other referees, disliked Suns owner Robert Sarver for the way he treated officials. Both of these things came into play when he prepared the referees for the games in the staff meetings. I remember laughing with him and saying, "You would love to keep coming back here." He was pointing out everything that Phoenix was able to get away with and never once told us to look for anything in regard to San Antonio. Nunez should have a championship ring on his finger.
I like it, America Eatin my lunch part 2.
The problem is you can only use it on Spurs fans.
1984 NBA Finals, game 6
Celts are up 3-2; Lakers get most of the calls
Game 7 is next; huge audience; Celtics won, and Bird called out Stern
1984 also marks the year Stern became the NBA commish
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